davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-24
al, ktorego ia powaaam i

swego najlepszego przyjaciela
wan przedstawiam, do serca
swego przyjeli i W niem "a
trzyma]l, a skoro no dzi.iejszem
kszaniu wan juz bardzo do
k}adnie wyt}umaczylem, lie DO
bre ziarno niety)ko ma dobrym
gruncle przynosl owoce, ale
rozwya sic i owoc wydaje ma
wet ma gruncie troche ja}o-
wynn. mann teraz otuche, Re
kazdY was zechce pojqt je-
go s}owa i wpusci .je W SERGE
i sumienie swoje, DO jego s}o-
wa, tego zacnego i kochanego
Cenzora, 50 bardzo dobrym
Ziarnem.
Mech vice zapuszczq szero-
kie korzenie W waszych ser
each i wydadza obfty owoc,
do czego dopom65a Panic Bo-
ze.
Poczem odspiewano piesni
,,Boze cos Polske" ca}ym che.
rem zebranych, a wreszcie
Cenzor, z%aprosiwszy cd wszyst.
kich Pittsburgskich Iowa
rzystw prezydent6w, rozpoczql
sSoja move. Byloby mole
bardzo korzystnem, otisaG ia
dos1cwEie, ale czyz mGglby
kto podaayc spisa6 ten stru-
mien slow, kt6re jak szybki
potok ust mowcy obficie
plyne]y do zgromadzonych i
tax oddziafywafy, ze pc krot-
kim juz czasie tylko og5lny W
cafej sail place, talk mezczyzn
.jak kobiet, ME mniej dzieci
s}ychac bylo, a serca tax gwaf-
townem uczuciem sic nape1ni-
fy w jednej prawie chwili, re
nawet u wrogow naszych po-
wstafo postanowienie przysta-
pienia do ZwiqZku - sfowem
nova, ktora blisko dwie 60
nzIny bez przerwy trwu}a, Cd
nios}a, jakis czarujqcy sku-
TEX. Zewszqd wo}ano i PREY
chwalano, okazujac najwieksze
wzruszenie i uczucie polskie i
postanowienie przystapienia
bez wyjqtku do Zwiazku
Gdy atoli Cenzor, konczac
swojq wielce patryotycznq mo-
we, zapytaf:-Bracia i Siostry!
ia jutro was opuscic znowu
musze, chociaz SERGE chetnie
II was bym zostawil, dajcie mi
vice dowod, he uczucia serca
waszego wezme ma pamiatke
re SODA, przy}aczcie sic do
Zwlqzku! Mech ka2dy, kto z
przekonania chce przystqpiG
do Zwiqzku, reke wzniesie do
CORY. Prawie ME byfo widaG
nikogo, co by sic z podniesie-
mem reki ociqgaf, dzieci i ko-
biety podnoslfy.
Cenzor podziekowawszy o.
go}owi serdecznemi Slowly, re
tzami radosci, usiadl prey ks.
Jaworskim. Huczne oklaski.
Poczem zabraf glos OBJ. Jo-
zef RosinslSi, a poreczywszy
swym Braciom i Siostrom W
kr6tkich, lecz dobitnych s}o-
wsch prawdziwosc slow Ko-
chanego Cenzora, wykazal ko-
nieczna potrzebe }aczenia sic
do Zwiqzku wszystkich Pola-
k6w W Ameryce. Oswiadczyf,
re wtedy dopiero bedzie do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-24
WIE$CI
z Polskiej' Ojczyzny
F'rtrsy POlslxfe.
hamienica Szluchecku ma
KQszubQch.
Kdszubach.

Wnaszem ~sasiedztwic jest wioska
ostrow. Tam pobili sic dwaj
sasiedzi ~jeszcze 25 s%ierrnia T.. Ia
state sic to W polu ma granicy mic
dry ich sruntami. z tego byf process,
w kt6rym Lemka wygraf, a drugi
kleista przegraf. W pare tygcdni
po tenn poszedt Kleista "a rada
sasiada S. j podat mnostwo Swiad-
k6w, jake sic i~naczej miafa,
mz W pierwszym wyroku uznano.
Poczaf sic process ma nowo, sad at
ma grunt zjezd4a}, swiadkowie poda-
nj rrzysicgali- NJ W kiIka dni no
TEN gonna &andarmi j egzekutorowie
"a owymi swiadkami. Poweadzano
ich do wiezienia i TAXI togo koniec,
Ie teraz IA Is stycznia COS az "a
osoby lego procesu sad Gdahsku
osadzIf "a krzywoprzysiestwo ma s
lat ciexkiego wiezienia. Otc, ezem
sc konczy nj, zgoda, procesowanie
i pomstowanie, zwiaszca Ia ruda
madrych sasiadow!
w Brodnicy skazaf sad mic
szkahca Chojnowskiego z GruJy ma
6 miesiecy w ezisnia "a to 70 bijac
sic xinnyni, ranif ich nozem.
4 Gniemu donosza o hardzo
smutny M stauie ma jatkowym tamtej-
szej cukrowni. Nlema navel ro-
botnikom czem zupiacic zalegtego
zarobku. Dyrektora tel fabryki
trzymaja W wiezieniu przewieali go
z Gniewu do Grudziadzu. Podobno
sobie przywiaszcyt znac.no sunny.
DO 70rmaia przybywa ma stale
leze ostatni battalion 21go puiku
piechoty wraz 20 sztahcm swoim j
kapelia putkowa ma 1 kwietnla.
Battalion ten bedzie lozai W nowych
koszarach ma Ruduku. Teraz juz
ucza W tym batalinie z"fmlerzy do
efuAby ordynunsowej i cwicza ich
W .jezdzic ma welocypedz'e.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-24
fakta, kt6re sic dnia biatego ME
wstydza.

OcHySlcZaJ'lceSo SIG q p~oueJfAcn'a
jakohy byf autorem uProtokofu Z
resiedzcnia W Manhattan City"
Podobae l'sty odebratem cd pana
Jozefa Puszki z Brooklyna, oraz
cd kiiku innych rodak6w W Nowym
Yorku i widzq sic smuszonym do
oswiadczenia, &c ia jes,em autorcm
rzeczonego protokoiu, Ilory pre-
slafem do Waruso q moim pod
p'sem, opuszczonym najwidocznici
przez z%apomnienie zecera. Oswald.
czenio to daJe W celu wyswobodze
MIA podejrzanych o autorstwo ro-
dakow pod przeslalowania, ma
jake So naraieni re strony Jowisza
j innych bozkow wyslawionego
Olimpu. Uwagi zus p. Suskinda,
dotyczacej podobiehstwa stylu, u.
te zwrotsmi niektoremi przypomi-
nam sposob jego pisania, rie przyj-
muje z dwoch przyczym: y 30 p.
S. pisze zupefnie odrebnym, ory-
glnalnym stylem, wcale niero-
dobnym do mojego i q ze przez
cafe trey latu pred przybyciem
pana S. do Ameryki pisatcm tym
samym stylsm, jakim dzisiaj piszq,
vice z pewnoscia ia ME pana s.
nasladuje.
Administrators .Grosza Pol
skiego" w Chicago wydat" odezwe
do wszystkich gazet, proszac pu
blicznie redaktora Wia,usa o do
starczenie dowodow dctyczacych
Muzeum Narcdowego w Rapcrswylu.
Mad ta odezwa zastanowifem sic,
gdyz pomimo wyraznio zukres(o-
nego celu, ME mogtem poja6, o co
uGroszowi Polskiemu" chodzi. GJy-
by mu chodzifo rzeczywisc;e o do
woody, to byiby je Z pewnoscia
natychmlast dostaf, gdyby sic
wprost do Redakcyi Warusa re
SVEN zadaniem zwroclt. Poniewaz
jednak tego ME uczynif, vice
cyrkularz jego do wszystkich
gazet, z pomiuiQciem Warusa IT,
wn&afem "a rodzaj reklamy, DO do
podobnego cyrkularza miafby tylko
wowczas prawo, gdyby Wiarus lub
jego correspondent wydanla do
wod6w odmowii.
Bezustanny, q przytem nutu-
rainy j znalSomity wzrost Zwiazku
Narodowego, jest jednym dowodem
wiecoj, 10 jednosG i organ,zacya
oparte ma patryotyzmie, prowadza
mas ora blilej do celu, przez
wszystkich TAX upragnionego.
Cenzor Zwiazku p. FIR. GrygIn-
szewski, W ciagfej dbafosci rozwoj
Zwiazku udat sic now;t dtuga
pielgrzymke ma Wschod. Zwiedzi
Nowy York l Geese Mast, W
kt6rych %jeazczc ME byf, a wszedzic
gfoszac sfowa jedncsci, zgody i
mifosci braterskiej, sciagnio znowu
setki W zwarte szeregi Zwiazku
PTzypatrujac sic tel piracy bez-
ustannej, tcj piracy %pofaczonej 20
strata czasu i znacznemi kosztami,
tel piracy talk kosztownej, a jsdnak
TEX cichej, (Cenzor BOWEN ME
gfosi po gazetoch, wiele go kosztu-
ia podr6ke i prace dla Zwiazku),-
muslmy %doprawdy podziwiaG w
MIN site wolf i prawdziwy patry-
otyzm.
Il Nowcgo Yorku dochodzi mas
smutna wiadomosG, IL rozstaf sic
z tym swiatem sp. Jcneraf Wlo-
dzimierz krzyzanowski, prawy
Polak j patryota. w d. 2 lutego
pochowano jego zwtoki ha cmen-
tarzu Greenwood Nowym Yorku
i oddano i'm honory w~ojskowc.
B hater = pod Gettysburga, Rockers
/ C%hattanogi, staraf sic ma ka4dym
kroku podniesd z~naczenie imienia
po'skiego Ameryce. Geese lego
pam'eci! W nastepnym liscie pc
zwolq sobie strescic przebieg zycia
i piracy zmarfego roduka, na "a
sadie notatek osobiscie mi przcz
nlego W zeszfym roku udzjelonyo..
LEON.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-24


Ma zakonczenie przemowif
Wiel. ks. Jaworski TENN s}o-
wy: kochani Bracia ! Siostry!
ka2dy z was dobrze pojqt sfo.
wa Pana Cenzora -, widze to
pc waszych zadowolnionych
twarzach, ale chce wan jesz-
cze objawi6 uczucie mego
w1asnego serca i daG potwier.
dzenie tych godnych slow,
kt6re p. Cenzor tutai wan
talk zrozumiale wypowiedziaf.
Pan Cenzor jest najszla-
chetniejszy z lud7i, jakich W
mojem 3yciu spotkafem, jest
goracym patryota, poswieca
gl6wnie dla dobra Polakow
swoj ciezko zapracowany
grosz, a Mkt mu 20 jego ia
tygi j podro3e, podejmowane
w celach narodowych, ami cen.
ia ME dale i ME p}aci.
Music wan tez zeznac,
ze Szanowny Cenzor jest mo-
i'm najlepszym przyjaclelem,
.jakiego jeszcze nigdy ME mia
lem, a to ola tego, lie jest
prawdziwie dobrym katolikiem
i PolaFiem. patryota po-
swieceniem, jakich malo, po-
winnismy so tel wszyscy po-
kocha6 jake glove naszej or
ganizacyi n%arodowej, ktora je'
dynie ia takiem stanowisku
postawic has mole, Re bedzie-
ny mogli zajmponowac ma
Sym wrogom W Europe. Ola
tego kochani Bracia i Siostry,
wykrzykuijmy W dowod sza-
cunku ola naszego kochanego
i szanownego Cenzora Grygla-
szewskiego try razy: - Mech
lyle nasz Cenzor! Wiwat,
MECH lyle, rosnie i kwitnie
nasz Zwjqzek Narodowy Pol
ski w Ameryce. Wiwat!
Al zatrzasf sic budynek cd
hucznych okrzykow-co byfo
i 7yfo krzykfo pc try razy:
MECH lyle kochany Gen.
zor, MECH lyle Zwiazek Mar.
Polski, Wiwat!
Pctem olspiewano hymn
narodowy vi dymem po&a-
row" i zebrani zaczeli sic roz.
chodziG do domow, a iowa
rzystwa niektore posz}y do
szko}y pod koscio1em podpisy-
wac dehlaracye wzgledem
przystapienia do Zwiazku Mar.
Pol. Pewnosc jest, De Pitt
sburgska Polonia wkrotce
przystapi z kilkoma tax sta
remi Towarzystwami kosciel-
nemi, rycerskiemi, jake tel no.
wemi narodowemi w liczbie
wyaej 500 czfonkow-i po-
ciagnie "a saba tel i South
Side, gdy2 ksiqdz Miskiewicz
daf Cenzorowi siowo, Re Ia
dnych p~rzeszkod Ladal stawiac
ME bedzie. widza, Re &C.
lie Zwiazku Mar. Pol. So do
bre, ME wystepujace W nj
czem przeciw Kosciolowi ka-
tolickiemu.
Ma koniec wypada koniecz-
ME nadmieniG, lie wszystkie
Polk talk by}y NOVA ucieszo-
ne przekonane O dobroci
Zwiazku i potrzebie caledonia
Grosza Polskiego, 2e Szan.
Cen7ora opadly ma ganku
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-24
w. KS.

w GmieSnie skazaf sgd przysie-
g}ychrobotnika Antoniego Kepskie-
so nasmierc "a %rozmyslne i naprz6d
Oh myslane zab6jstwo cz}owieka.
Zabi} on pewnego urzednika
gospodarskiego ma wsi pod Wrze-
snia, ~napad}szy go W nocy. Pora-
bal nieboraka siekiera a trupa wrzu
Gil W studnie.
W G~nieDko,oie przenids} sic p.
nauczyciel Wopiaski po 43
l%etniej s4uzbie ma emeryture.
=
Vhouroctawiu skaz} sadif IA
tarzyne Ostroskq, konhornice
pobliskiej wsi, M 3 miesi4c e VIE
zienia. Wykapa}a}a n pasierba
swego, 3letniego ch}opca, W tax go
rqcej wodzie, &c dziecko z tego
umar}o, jak sic lekarze przekonali
pc skopanlu trupa. Nozkl, uda i
brzuszek zupe}nie &c sk6ry w tel
k2pieli Obesity.
Arcybiskup %poznahsko - gniez-
niehski zabroni} duchownym w ca}ej
dyecezyi bye kndydatami do jakich
kolwiek cia} prawodawczych.
Zakaz ten dotknie dw6ch nailep-
szycn obrohc6w polskich w sejmach
niemieckim i pruskim, ks. probo-
SEGA Ia1d5eUskiego re Zdun i ks.
Stoblewskiego z Wrzesni, xt6rym
odtqd ME bedzie wolno przyjmo-
wac kandydatury ma pos}6w,
+ Sp. X. Jau Men. Chodkiewicz,
by}y proboszcz Wielkich lex ia
kohczy} zywot doczesny u sidstr
Mi}osicrdzia w Poznaniu w SO roku
1,,oio
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-24

POSZCk1WANIA krcwnych Tub
znaiomych ME wynn szace Gala druku
na raz ieden so c.. nas,epnie po4owe.
Ola abonent6w aaprz6d p~talnycll darlHo.
Pieniadze WHINE
bye przeselane w
jednocentowych lub
d~wucentowych zna-
czkach %pocztowych,
albo tez przez ,,P. 0.
Money Order Ex-
press" lub W liScie re-
%gistrowanym ma rece
sekretarza Sp6}ki
akcyjnej ,,Wiarusa"
pod adresem:
w. A. LOrbiecki
62l Zumbro Str.
WINONA, MINI.
Zwyk1e listy j correspondent
eye do rtdakcyi ,,Wlarusa''
trZeba adresOwac:
II. Derdoacski
Editor Of W5orus
WINONA, MLNN.
Kto zap}aci}, q ME zosta} pokwito-
wany, niechaj sig odwo4a do prezydenta
sp6}ki akcyjnej WIARUS pod adrcsem:
j. B. BAMBENEK
263-2l5 f 2nd Str.
Winona Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-24
Cena ~inSerat0W:

POSZCKIWANIA krcwnych 'ub
znajomych ME wynn szace Gala druku
ia raz ieden so c., nastepnie po}owe.
Ola abonent6w aaprz6d ptatnych darlno.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-03

Mr. Chandler said:
M President | arise with great deal OF at
f,ience to discuss tn oil II bill shat believe
is fraIght with vast danger to the section OF the
country represent. TO the cOuut Is OF the v4iley
and to the general intere-ts OF the state. snail
first NT Pre-, ,ideut, conne mySe 10 the diS-
ems ion Of this bill IN some OF its more salient
points. / then propose to make some review tor
the period Of time in which know lhls deNas-
| tation has been gong an IN the valley OF the
Sacramento. | desire 10 call the attention Of
Senator. to the first SOC i0uof the bill. where 1t
says And inpounding the same are a public
use and may be ,ndemucd ami taken by such
corporation in the mode provided by law for
taking private property fbr public use.
Mr. Pes dent. | shall not attempt to discuss
the legal question because there are LAWYERS
on This floor who know much better than do
that il would be IN lllega' and unconstitutional
proceeding to take priva property Tor a prl-
va.e use. | contend that Il corporation whieh
is doing business for a private gain is private
and not public use J. would be taxing the
rr pcr;y Of private indigiduas for other private
individuals, and the taking Of the beds of
streams which are as much open ID one as 10
another, for private Use refec the Stlla-
tors who may desire 70 investigate TINS meter
to he case OF the Consolidated Channel Com
pany VS.. The Central Pacific Railroad Company
ct al on page 269 of the Fifty first California
Reports There il was declared that Section ~
WIS unconstitution Il. shall not as said before,
attempt to discuss legal questions. but belleyc,
and have been assured 10y men whom under
staud To he fully competent 10 iHdge upon thi!
point, that that world be an unconstitutional
proce ee1ing. aud do net believe ut We, as Sen
atorS should vote for any bin which we consider
to be unconstitutional. do not think that there
! is lawyer on this Il or who would desire tr
| place himself on record as voting for bill that
| he c early saw was unconstitutional. In Section
| . of the bill commencing on the last part o
| line l., we read; ''No person or corporation
| owning OF appfopriating or who may have ap
| propr.ated. purcbased or leased water for min
! ing purposes, shall have any right d run saii
4 water or any portion thereof int any stream o
uafsr coil hi
erected or after the same Il erected. until sucl
persons or corporation shan have subscr ted aui
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-03
COLONY LANDS FOR SALE.

oak PARK COLONY, TEHAMA COUNTY,
~ is in the rich timber belt on the line of the
Oregon Railroad, and is commanding the at
teution of settlers as one of the choice localities
for building homes. The climate is mild, the
soil fertile and produces all the fruits in perec-
ton. Secure lands here at the present low
prices Inquire at 426 X street, Sacramento. I'm
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AFine Bargain!
The Glen Cove" Farm For Sale

TIME ABOVE WELLKNoWN FARM. SITUA-
ted at tide water on the North Shore of the
Straits of Carquinez, in Solano county, and
about half way between Vallejo and Benieia,
FKTi!T AND GRAIN LAND, well watered, and
ali under cultivation: together with the In
provements, Live stock, Farming Implements,
Personal Property, etc, thereon, VIII oe sold az
BARGAIN, either as a whole, or the Land in
tracts TO suit. -,,,-
~ The improvements consist of LARGE
THREE-ST0RY MODERN DWELLING OF 10
rn0rrs with Cement Cellar under Whole struct-
nre and furnished with hot and cold wster;
has Two Cisterns supplied from fine spring.
This place should be seen to be appreciated,
sna this offer affords fine opportunity for any
one desirous of me- king an excellent investment,
and securing convenient and valuable country
Tesidence The Santa Rosa and Benicia X. X.
,yilI mass near the dwelling, and Flag Station
is TO be established there;
Srnlv 10 ~HERNAN a PARKER,
n No. 1907 r'ouTth street, Sacramento
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E'oR SALE-A LODGING-H HOUSE, CONTAIN
Il ing y Furnished ROOMS must be sold on
account of ill-health. For particulars, inquire
OF l.. G. CHANDLER, near the corner of Third
and J streets. ~
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-03

L fine Horses. For price, ETC., call lssaSySa
at the Union Brewery, Twentieth and 1A
o streets, where the horses can be seen NJ
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-03

EloR SALE-FoUR DOZEN GOOD LAYING
HENS, including Leghorn, Langshan and
Black Spanish breeds, in lots to suit. Inquire
at 1872 street mrI-St*
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nor SALE, ,CHEAP-THREE BILLIARD AND
Il one Pool Tables with all the attachments
and in good repair; also lot of Window Sash
ano Gl IS Doors, suitable for hot-house pur-
poses. Apply at GEO. F. PARKER'S, No. 200
IL street. southeast corner. II
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FOB sALE-TO LEI.

WALNUT BEDROOM SET, MARBLE-TOP
W mearly new, just received and for sale
cheap; also, Carpets, " Garland" Range (com-
pleteJ; lot New Carpets, at very low prices.
Call and see them Fine Brussels, at rs cents.
sewed and laid, at CHAS. NJ CAAIPBELL'S. 419
street. We Buy, Sell or Exchange. Repairing
and Upholstering. I'm
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T9oR sALE-oN MODERATE TERMS, FOUR
L lots, S0x1GO feet each, on south side OF
block between o and P, Twentieth and Twenty
first streets; one OF the most elevated and pleas
ant locations for a residence in the city; short
distance from street railroad. Apply to ". Z.
CHAMBERLAIN, at Bank of D. o. MILLS d co.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-03

ITO LET-CHEAP, TENEMENTS AND UN-
furnished Iooms-good location-suitable
for housekeeping for small families. Inquire OF
D. GARDNER, northeast corner Fourth and l
Streets u
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ADVERTISING RATES.
RANTED-LOST-FOITND.

VAN D-AUSI-EOiJND.
7 osT-sCARF PIN-GOLD LEAF. SET WITH
II small diamond, on J street Third or
Fourth, to K, TO Tenth Finder viii be re-
MaIded by leaving same at this Office mr2-3t*
SNANTED-THE ADDRESS oE WIN. KIN
~ Ma, Co. q, I'd q. $ Infantry have oh
tanned his pension. GEO. W. JOHNSON. Attor-
ney-.st Law. lgl5 Fourth St, Sacramento Cal II
WANTED-A SITUATION BY GERMAN
W Gir!-lately from the East-to do House
work IN a German family. Call or address
N. u, care OF MRS. LOTHHANIMER. l02l
Elghth street, between and X. mrl-3.&
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-TwO GOOD
w Singing Women for the city; permanent
employment and good salary. Apply in per-
son at Office OF CITY HOTEL, X Street, near
1nlId. mrl-5t@
I oSr-FEBRUARY 26TH, A DOUBLE SNAKE
II head BRaCEi ET set with Three Diamonds
a liberal reward viii be paid for its return to
the GOLDEN EAGLE HOTEL. mrl-5t
WANTED-A RARE BUSINESS CHANCE
" Tor man, or man and wife with smallcapi
TAI; business light, genteel and highly profitable
with no competition in this city. For particu-
lars call personally, between 5 and P. NJ. F. F.
BROME, ~ street. near Seventh street.fe26-w*
w WANTED-FOUR MEN TO CHOP WOOD,
w 81 = per cord; also cooks walters:
men Tor farm work: also, men to milk. Female
a waitress, ~; housekeeper for the city, So;
also girls Tor housework, SIS to $50 also girls
for other work. Apply to EMPLOYMENT OF
fACE' fourth and 4 streets, Sacramento. II
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-03

EURNIsHED ROoMS-CLUEIE'S BLOCK,
c Eighth and K streets, northeast corner.
Nicely furnished sunny rooms, single or in
suites: the best rooms ~ th9 citgs street CHfs
from the Depot pass the door every FIVE minutes;
kept first class. MRS. GRICE, Proprietress. I'm
J1OR sALE-ONE 6-HORSE POWER PORT
q sble Engine and Boiler; 2 horse Truck
and light Buggy; all secondhand but IN good
order. Would take in exchange wood. coal, hay
or grain, Apply at D. GARDENERS, 401 street.
Inf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-03

The Senate met at l:3o P. II ami after the cor
reclion OF the journal resumed consideration o
Senate bill No. 81, providing for the inpound
ing ofhyGrauic mining debris
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-03

That. under these circumstances, there should
nave been induguratcd q war ot determination
upon this industry, to which We owe our very
being as n itatey Nor WAS this unparalleled
course OF action due 20 the existence of super
abundance ot gold in The markets Of the world.
The production does not, by amy means, keep
[coxrssnEp ON 81 eaxp RAeE.l
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-03
REMARKS oF SENATOR PATTERSON.

Patterson addressed the Senate in reply to
portions ofChandlers argument. as follows
ih, President a1d Ssqd,.s. With the load of
unfinished business growing upon us at the last
hours Ofthc session. any attempt at an extended
review Of The arguments ei-Ler for or against
even 50 important measure VIII not be permis-
Siblc. and will not be attempted by me. ! have
already on this same subject, received nj the
hands of the SeuHte a courtesy which. sir. by
me was We gratefully Appreciated and do
not Wish to ride "a irsc horse to death I favor
the final pas age ot this bill. because without
the relief it promises, gold mining, in all iJs
iOin.s, in this State is
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
S;JACoBS OH,
LUMBACo--LAME BACK.

Rs-4gfer a lapse ofyeqrs statements confirming
tie efficacy Of s.. Jacobs oil and its permanent
cures, are glten btlOlg.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-03

tcoN1rNeED on 81 oGND PAeE.l
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-10-30
A Tough Turtle.

John Buckley, while roaming
about in the woods the other day,
says the Meriden Journal, came
across a swapping turtle. He
brought it into the city and ever
since the hard-shelled captive has
had the floor of the Central tele-
phone Office to itself. Saturday
night John thcIgtt he would kill
the animal and dish up the she'll
as an ornament. TO insure speedy
demise he let the turtle snap at
the end of a wire, which it did,
hanging on to it like a vice. John
then applied another wire under
the shell and turned on the current
OF the entire telephone circuit.
The turtle, on feeling the shock,
gave another bite, held on tighter,
shut the shell to, and John
heard the current go through 1t
making a noise like a small plan
ing machine. After FIVE minutes
be removed the wires and the tur-
tie was apparently lifeless. He
laid it on the floor and thought he
would open it the day. What
was his surprise on coming down
next morning to find the hard
shelled corpse walking all over the
floor and as hungry as hired
man. John was as completely
surprised as the turtle must have
been when it had the wire in its
teeth and the current was first
turned on. The shock of elec-
tricity, if applied to a man, is
strong enough to take his clothes
off, and would take away his am
bition for work for SOM e time, pos
sibly killing him.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-10-30

Next December a meeting will
be held in Washington to secure
denominational fusion amongst
American churches. Political par
ties sometimes reach desirable
ends by fusion, and there is no
reason why the children of this
world should be wiser than the
children of light. Let them pool
their issues.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-10-30
J. w. Conn.

Vice-president Potter's private
secretary is authority for the state
ment that fast train between Og-
den and Omaha will he a feature
Of the Union Pacifie's time-card
early in the spring, and that the
object of Mr.. Potter's visit to San
Francisco is to arrange for this fast
train with the Central Pacific Of
cials.